Chili’s Data Hack

Chili's customers claim in a <a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/ChilisDataHack.pdf"><strong>federal class action</strong></a> claims that corporate parent Brinker International waited until May 18 to admit that its point-of-sale terminals for 1,600 restaurants had been hacked in April or early May this year, exposing them to privacy invasion and financial harm.

LAS VEGAS — Chili’s customers claim in a federal class action claims that corporate parent Brinker International waited until May 18 to admit that its point-of-sale terminals for 1,600 restaurants had been hacked in April or early May this year, exposing them to privacy invasion and financial harm.

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